The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-15

played sad havoc with his good reso.
buttons.
Entering the kitchen, he found seat.
ed by the fire q frail, weary looking
girl of thirteen, whomthe landlady in.
PRODUCED to him as her daughter.
"S}ck of a bad ague; waiting for the
fit, which will come to her tonight
HAS she been thus for lOng?' asked
the student.
"A year this MiChaelmas," said the
landIadyi land Dever q leeCh can cure
her. ] have tried them all the country
round, and paid them well, but there
sits the poor child, growing worse and
worse, and surely shaken into her
grave"
"What does her father say? Is there
none in London that could tell you
what to dO?'
Her father, sir, has been dead these
three years. am u poor widow, and
have spent all he left me in trying to
cure the child, but it is Of no i've d.
Poor Jess, door Jess,
The stranger looked trOubled-as
he was. TO ride away from an inn
without paying his bill was bad
enoo-h' u TO Cile"I {" poor HIUU"
III 0l7tre93, lOr whose SlCA Ct''G sile
hau SaCTLI'ceu IIeI MEANS L'""''
was - tHe 'cI oi " SCi ouII"ie
left Oriel; he felt so DrOughly ashamed
of himself. So genuine was his shame
that it might be thought he was fairly
on the path OF reformation, and would
NIleIe.N'o NEeP H.
SO with rim an" 'I'eIe are many 'N0
MN. ~
lie was an rI5nv U.ltlt ne tooS "1,
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Ie1y', ana Hn1CI, q. '"9 nIo'i'oI,S ~
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no mere, he, IN pure a9sent,m mla95
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- LT ~ lie ,"Go' %,.r' oI.- omi ! n.oaE.
l l-.;ii 49, ani 'y(;n +oi5 Lor cLor-
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@ Hr-,- - " ;tsa;f + +'H' 'LIi' MY, wh;cb ba wei.
oo5 n.;+L IoIiTL+ "A A flo for bis 10
Solves Here was a waV ont Of his
difficulties"
..Iyhat is the time of your daugh-
TORS atta k2"
"The g. will come to her at eleven"
81 will cur her"
Thou, Art thou aDhvsiaian?"
81 have studied with the wisest
where wisdom dweIIs. Let your augh-
fer do "a I direct. and the aone will de-
nart from her"
art +bon wjJ}ino. ,Jess9" asked the
mother,
The GIRL turned her head. but the
strangers eyes were on her, and she
whispered Yes"
Then l will go back in a briefspace.
l go to seek some potent herbs under
the rays of the young moon"
The student went out laughing to
himself at his new device, and think
ing over the part be was to play. He
walked down the garden. jumped the
paIlngs, crossed the meadow, and fol
lowed for q time the bank OF the
stream, whose ripples cleaned with
the silver sprinkles from the moon.
A leaf of h~erb-robert he took, then q
small coltstoot and Jack-sauce-by-the
hedge, then q four-leaved paris and O.
twi9 OF broom. Then he returned to
the kitchen. Cooking unutterable
things" and laid his leaves on the
table. the coltsfoot at one end, and
the herb-robert at the other, the scorpi.